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STANIEY RCS
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0ur Drgandies are the

latest creations of
  the French and
 sheer in Finish, beau-
 ful in design, and are
to-day the most popu-
lar material for ladies
and misses costumes
in use.
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buy a pair of Ladies’ fine Slippers-patent tip and plain ones
-sizes 2% to 4-worth much more money but we must sell
those. broken sizes.
es it will
go a long way in buying Boots or shoes at our store.
Our constant aim is to give you “More for your dollar tha
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you can get elsewhere."
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ylt will buy a pair of Ladies’ Chocolate Strap Slippers wort
.$1.50. We have but 3. few pairs left and must sell them.
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As we want room big bargains will be given .iii 
all kinds of Men’s, \Vo”men`s and Childi-en’s Shoes. - I
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HDW IS YDUR GHRNGE T0 GET THE
, BEST MAKEIPS 6005.’
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ISCCUNTS, 20, 25 and 35 PER CENT, f
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LOFDGN' HODSE“`B’U'ILDING."
Halifax
MR. W. F C.iRriiR’s popular iestau
newed and the floor brightened thus
and pleasing appearance. The alcove
in the rear has been wainscotted and
he entire room assumes the appearance
cf a cafe cf even far greater preten-
sions. Mr. Wm. Harper is doing the
wo .
ment in the Wood Islands Hall og
'I'uesday~ll¢larch 21st. The followinb
programme, speaks for itself: #Opens
ing Address, Chairman; chorus Climd
Up, ieheii-; recitation, Somebody’s
Mothei‘,'Miss~Bessie Lamont; solo and
chorus; Dreaming of Home and Mother,
Miss M. G. 'McMillan and choir; recita-
tion, The Drowning Sihger, Mr. P.
Crosby; solo, He hasploughed his last
furrow, Mr. J. D; Offer; -dialogue, He
-tried to tell- his wife, Miss M. Crawford
NE BEGIN T0-DAY, A BIC CLEARANCE SALE 0F 
" BCOTS AND SHCES. 
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andiMr. George Taylor; trio, The Mer-
maid,Messrs.Martin and Crosby; recit-
ation, The Actor’s Stoiy,Mr. J .Martin; _ ,
Solo, sailing across tho sea, P. Crosby; -"'/ ' . _ x N Queen Sh
Readin ho wo d*` a 'o a<ra`n
Chorus, Capital ship, choir; Speech on
civilrights,-Mr. T. H. Swift; Solo and
chorus, A house by tlié'sea, Mr. J.
Martin' and choir; Dialogue, Pompey
and Ginger; Violin Solo, Mr. M. B.
McMillan; Dialogue, Bones on the
theatre, Messrs W. J. Martin; solo,
Who you lookin’ at? Mr. J. Offer;
Speech on Matiimony,()le Aunt Cholly ,
Instrumental music. Harmonica and
Banjo,Mr. J. Offer; Speech on Hard
Times, Jacobus Snowball; Instrument-
al Music. Violin Banjo,and Harmonica,
N. McMillan, James Offer; Chorus,
Kingdorn,Comin, Choir; God Save our
occupied the chair in his own happy
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w sed with the entertainment,
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atcst News of the City Foundry ?:`$“§f;'Z°;‘i’t¥.d‘°;»’6"§2‘°“i'f.i'.‘iZ
and Province 1’-E*
1 THE ladies of St James’ church will
hold their annual fancy sale and tea 1
By Reporters and Correspon- Ist. James uni, on riiursaay, Aprfi
. dCl1lS EV€I°YWllCl'€. iafteirnoon. Tea from' 5 to 8 o’cIock.   - A i
-__ Admission 10 cents; tea tickets 25 '
(See also on page 5.) Cents ' 29 td
Ciiossixe both ways yesterday. The THE-GUARDIAN regretsto learn that
. mail special arrived in town ata quarter U19 MHSSIS- Palmer, SODS Of Donald
past twelve. Pelmer, Esq., of Crapaud, were heavy
losers b th _ 1; I '
ALL friends of temperance are in- (;i¢v_ qihevewgfgpgoiuama lnmelgggriffig
“ted A0 the Public meeting ln the Y- business under the firrniame of Palmer
M- C- A- 53"” mi’ evening- Bros. Their loss is said to be $10 000
A wife beating case will be investi-
gated at the police court today. The THE admission fee t th O
d"'f€”d““ti5 3 fislhefmau “awed M0' Young Britons’ concert) atiid bTsnl§;
Gui an. " - -'
E I social is only 15 cents. Ladies with
DoN’T forget the love feast in Grace .\iaSkets,free' Solos’ chmuses’ mcita'
Church tomorrow night at 7.30 The goin' ; 2" are _already °° the P__1`°.€"3m- I
Rev. George Dawson,'M. A., of Corn- I O18 ° dui” cake and °°ffe°- "1 fact 3
wall will deliver the address. The col-1 gm gi? .tmle fm' those Wh° _attend-
lection will bein behalf of the super- Jrgglee ynald oftheq Y' B' Dmmnd ,   , _ 1  I. ,
num-my fund tiyiiiZ.§1‘Iifi’i"i."-“§§i"”,§’”‘l"f’§*§§°> Ramsay s assortment -of Caps,
- _ '_.in ec amos a . I I  ,- I I
AN information yesterday was laid ' 29 5i
against three persons who cz-iuseda dis- _ ‘ . far_the Chest’ In 
with no insurance.
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rant is undergoing many improve- ' " ' ' ' _
ments. The furnishings have been re~- The Government In 
giving the room a decidedly attractive » Bound t0 Give P l°0l1lbl- 
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Tk AT the Methodist preachers meeting
'Wooii ISLAND N01-Es.-Some fioek in Qemem"-V cimrch’ sl' J°hn’.`-the f°1`
of wild veese have been seen. Two of lowlgg resohmm' Pasied unalflmously ’
our youiig men have left for British ‘°Tg’_s Preachers memng dean” "0 re' I
Columbia.Mr.Neil McKenzie son of Mr. cor .Its great dissatisficflion and dis'T ' . _ . ° NN-2.1 ’ gd t b 'tim but
John McKenzie and Mn John Emery appointment at1the_decis1on of the gov- I The total goes by fire 18 $7-900 Will! 111-_ l  b;;'ul:nd’1i:;_ ¥,mP;_iy
on of Mr. Peter Emery. Mr. Emer ernmmt “cent V gfvell by the premier “mace 0. $4200' Au books .wem *v A- - - - -
has a brother in New Westminster é not io take any action in regard to pro- preserved in the safe. Mr. Mclnnis 18 “l`~NN-A 15 ‘nu 1595 “ hf°“m°' ld
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present We wish them both suCcess_ hibition._thereby refusing to give effect 8 native Of NOP!!! Wilmhife-  To run Well  Sho
Mr.D. Gillis’ contrivance for sawing to me mu of the Pe9P1,e as expressedi -- 
wood by horse power is quite a success by fe ‘Siem pieblscne dv°te° And l C. _ at least every 18 months.
and all are taking' advantage of his fmt 6221 lsdmeeuug regf" S the rea' I  I Ein that time the Oil will
enterm,ise_ Tha Debmin so - t f sons a.signe for non-action as contrary _ ,,),; . . .1 I
8 0105' 0 _ .  . Il t ts lubricatin nalitiee
Wood Islands West has proved a source tg the propnses given to ptohibitionists. 1 _ I ,,__.a‘;9d Qhe wheels  20 »
of much en°o ment and instruction to oples ° me “bw” resolution were B  ‘tml . .'
the residengs yof this . and 5un_0und_ ordered to be sent to the representatives    I We do Watch repllrlng
ing districts during the winter. and a1S° to the Press' ` ` I°h”.8° m°d5"°'°°lY°
The society gavea superior enteriainn -I. I 4.   -I Und0llb¢edly those buckles
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winter fruits A
are_ scarce. Fruit is _not only
delicious to the taste but neces-
sary to the health. The salt
extracted from the juices of
pure fruits is the basis of
I ~Abbey’s Effervesccnt Salt.
Its use promotes health.
60 __ £8 1.8 boftl Trial Sile
25  3! a§drii§gists.'e`
  VyeiIi§;iit\Sy.S_ Slnnlcy crossed to Picton? C C C I .I . I ._ I "  . A51'
N i. _ Fon SALE at a barg_ain,a Tufts Hand- ' I .
‘ L . Press ma f ' " ' ' e
p it GUARDIAN ones, chif1<lne¢0wn.1 _- » ,
6th Doors open at 2 30 o’clock in the ’
° he cit  
turbance at the railway s‘a‘»fion the pre- da§2§)E;E:Ls §';;€§:,§A;`r`vr.J'°°_d1Frl` A - ' y
vlous afternoon. They will be asked to m_and 13°() tl) 4 30 addresselsceén t-Eg
explain matters beforethe police magis- Seven Inst “yards of Om. Lord. 5 30
‘mate on Monday ll*3nv 1 30 p m evensonv' and ser
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W B BOLRGOGNE grand Worthy mon Tue; Rev Ma cel’ Cduran will _
pauigrch of Sous of Temperance of deliver theuaddresscs at the three hours I   A 1 ,_
Datario has issued a manifesto urging ”ndW1HP1'°”°h in ‘ha evening- THOSE- ` ' ' I ‘ ‘  
upog ,be members to take strong whc cannot attend for-the whole three ' '
round in favor of the du, of mi,” hours are asked to enter or leave dur- I ` '
isnt to enact prohibition leygislatilbn. "}9'.~th° singillg °f the hymns- C0300- i ` ' Braun” 
_ tion at 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. rn. for the .
THE services on Easter Sunday will JBWS- A Mairuora-ISn_nday Se,hg01__(;¢_||vgn- ,
be of great interest in Grace Church. _ tion of all the Sun  -School ~`iAs§n¢5_1g-
The pastor will preach on the resur- . ,tions of the Unit`eddggtates.`fand`iCgmda
rection in the morning and at night the    .Will 5° 11915 ill' Klliiiiwi ' Gcbrgia. ‘April “
W. M: S. have ieque;-ted him to preach. _ g .26-30. It is expected that a delegate.
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special sermon in behalf of their will be present from the P E Island
ociety Sp cial music bythe choir. ’ . l S. S. Association. ,
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Mn. F. H. AiiN.iUD,tcrmer1y of Char. _ A THE Regina' Standard of the 28rd-‘_smted
lottetown, who has for some years past ' S&yS, With reference to its being burnti church me 'cum
been manager of the Merchants’ Bank    0"* by HW- that Edimr J- K- Mchnk A eration in :lie matter
of Halifax at St. John’s. Nfld, has gone - WHS q\1i¢kly OD 1110- scene. and jumped libs;-w5u;¢~1ui‘-839,.
to England on a holiday It is said that ll1l`0\1 ll thc H011! Window to the b' 3 ,_
upon his return Mix Arnaud is to be- Safe WMC!! A19 Glide”-V°1`9d t0 °P¢’1 A10' M"-_
come local manager of the bank int P C’  _  _  _ ' ~ 
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reach the books __Before he could turn
all' the combinations his clothing was on
fire and in compliance with the shouts
task. The Standard was founded in `
1891, as a successor to the Journal,
which had been conducted for five years' I
as a Liberal paper and then was sold to A*
a company. Mr. Mclnnis was then an _
public school teacher in Wolseley andt-
was a. frequent contributor to different
papers. The new companv engaged `
him as editor and manager. The new
paper started out on broad and indepen-
dent lines and proved a success from .
the first issue. In 1892 Mr. Mclnnis
paid,_hii_n. _will
of friends outside he' abandoned the `
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ment which
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1895 Mr Mclnnis became sole owner
fully enamelled in a variety of-
anda Mr. Scott became owners and in 'f; _ .   -I
with patriotic designs, 'beautii A 
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colors, are the newest and? _
most popular line of oods on ff" mf nur' *nm
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the market, *\ll.f,~f=`---"f
They come, attached to a goo """`I
ACN A wound regularly and
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assorted -colors.
quality of silk ribbon in WANTS, |_0s‘|'S»,
We have a few of these
, beautiful belts still on hand.
JEWELLER ac. t
gf W ul De D y E I ‘ i A  _.@i i ‘ 
Mr. A. H. McMillan; Solo, Kentucky  ~ "_-"* ` "’ " . '
Babe, Miss Irene Offer ;Stu`mp speech on - _ . .3
Woman’s rights. Mr. Charley \Vhite; If 7°” Want to be In thefsmm thi
Queen. Capt D. J. R. MacMillan ' - --
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ell l °  ‘vi I.  ' ` 2 I  ' .I
P °° their oi as _   I 'LEADING FASHIONABLE- Tamoit- -
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spring, order your New :Suit from us ,
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‘I *WAN PED.-A irfilfor general home wolf.-
G. F. Hutcheson, Adi- i'-i"`-”~i-"”- F°““*°i"'i3°*1 
'irovunintmscityon the 21t‘t:‘imr.» will
I of money. Owner canobtain sa e by calling
, pert d for
13:) gigsh odlce proving 910 Y Nl FIJI? _
QWANTED.-A millii er for a Country Store
Apply by le-_ ter to M. N. 0.. Gnumnnmggo
WAN'i‘ED.-An experienced cooffa aIsl$ll.
family- Good wages to the rltht
sppiy at this oniea. gt#
Our new goods are selling fast.
Latest shades and patterns. "
In our Gents’ Furnishing Depart
ment, we carry a large range of fasli-I
ionable Neck Ties, Collars, C1159(
White and Fancy Shirts, Gloves, Sus-
penders, Underwear, Hosiery, etc,etc, p.
a rock bottom prices.
i.os'r.-Yesterday, 1-immiiiy, a pair of mt#
' edagetaul . Fi d -will sultoblp
iriiagxdli-ded y leaving thgmetat E. W\.’i’ny2l£"e,_._)._,
'Pon sAi.n-Mrs. Jenn immea-
offers for sale a threefstory -dwelling '
sitnat--d on Pownal St., containing 13
gdlrddbixiible tenemgnutbhng e» I 
WANTED.- -At th hospital tor the
iniiddle ggedévomsuetiw tgp; rs llizhii
4 b6l'l,l W w . . i&E‘l.'
gr by tele?lone to Dr. 
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